On Tuesday, Schneiderman told CNN’s The Lead that the Donald J. Trump Foundation investigation was to “make sure it’s complying with the laws governing charities in NY”.
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Bondi personally solicited money from Trump, the Associated Press reported.
But the investigation was dropped and the “former deputy director of Abbott’s Consumer Protection Division now alleges that the attorney general office’s decision to quash the lawsuit against Trump – later a major donor to Abbott’s campaign – was a political move that left Texas consumers ‘high and dry'”. In fact, both Trump and Bondi have said that the donation was not tied to any favor.
“Anyone who knows anything about Donald Trump and his career knows that this is a man who’s given away tens of millions of dollars to charitable causes throughout the course of his business life – he’s been incredibly generous”, Pence said, though offering no evidence. He did not elaborate on what wrongdoing Trump’s nonprofit might have committed. So somehow this leader of a Super PAC is now working for the Trump campaign, even though Super PACs are not supposed to coordinate with campaigns. She says, “His charitable foundation gave a political gift – which you are not allowed to do – to the Florida attorney general”.
Clinton’s stumble, captured on amateur video and seen online and on television, gave Trump a new opening to question her fitness for the nation’s highest office as the race intensifies.
While this is a large and fairly obvious transgression, there are other smaller, more comical ones that point clearly to the Trump Foundation dealing in some shady shit. “When I call, they kiss my ass”.
“We’ve inquired into it”, he said.
GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump’s foundation is being investigated by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, reported Politico.
Here’s the full statement by Jason Miller, senior communications adviser: “Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is a partisan hack who has turned a blind eye to the Clinton Foundation for years and has endorsed Hillary Clinton for president”.
Schneiderman announced his lawsuit against Trump University on August 25, 2013. Such purchases are also against IRS rules for charities. The Post report also cited tax records showing The Donald stopped making donations after 2008. After his campaign released a list of groups receiving about $5.6 million, about half of the 30 reached by AP said they’d received checks around the time of Trump’s May 24 Post interview.
“My interest in this issue really is in my capacity as regulator of nonprofits in NY state”.
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Bondi, her office and the Trump campaign have strongly denied the claim.
